Displaced Rohingyas

Sk Tawfique M Haque is a Professor of Public Policy and Governance and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Sociology of North South University (NSU), Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is also the Director of the South Asian Institute of Policy and Governance (SIPG) at NSU. He has published 6 books, 12 book chapters, and a good number of scientific research papers. His area of research interest covers geopolitics, migration and refugee crisis, local government, theories of governance, development management, and climate change.Bulbul Siddiqi is an Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology at theDepartment of Political Science and Sociology, North South University, Bangladesh. He completed PhD in Anthropology of Religion at Cardiff University in 2014 researching the Tablighi Jamaat in the UK and Bangladesh. He published books and journals from reputed publishers at home and abroad. He is currently researching in several areas of the Rohingya Crisis, Madrasa Education and Social Changes, Violent Extremism Narratives, and Religious Pluralism and Tolerance.Mahmudur Rahman Bhuiyan is an Assistant Professor of Political Science and Sociology at North South University, Bangladesh. His research primarily examines the nature and trends of welfare state development in developing nations and the issues of forced displacement and resettlement in developed and developing areas.

• Notes on Contributors ixForeword by Bob Rae xiiiPART IForced Displacement and Statelessness 11 Introduction: Forceful Displacement and the Rohingya 3MAHMUDUR RAHMAN BHUIYAN, BULBUL SIDDIQI, AND SK TAWFIQUE M HAQUE2 A Historical Overview of the Rohingya: The Nexus among Refugeeness, Religion, and Geopolitics 19ISHRAT ZAKIA SULTANA AND ABANTEE HARUN3 The Rohingya Muslims’ Crisis in the Rakhine State of Myanmar: “Recognition as Toleration” and “Religious Toleration” 35MD. ISHRAT IBNE ISMAIL AND MUHAMMAD MIZANUR RAHMAN4 A Right to Exist: The Rohingya and Their Struggles in Malaysia and Thailand 52MD. MAHBUBUL HAQUE AND SK TAWFIQUE M HAQUEPART IIHumanitarian Issues and Uncertainties 755 Living in Uncertainty: Vulnerable Rohingya in Bangladesh 77BULBUL SIDDIQI, PALASH KAMRUZZAMAN, AND MOHAMMAD EHSAN KABIR6 Division through Registration?: Rohingya Refugees in Bangladeshi Camps 94ISHRAT ZAKIA SULTANAPART IIIWomen, Children, and Vulnerability 1137 Challenges of Security and Self-Dignity for Rohingya Adolescent Girls in Bangladeshi Camps 115MAHMUDUR RAHMAN BHUIYAN8 Healthcare-Seeking Behaviour for Reproductive Tract Infections among Rohingya Refugee Adolescent Girls 138LUCY CHRISTINE NDERITU, SAHLIL AHMED, ABDUL AWAL, BACHERA AKTAR, AND A.S.G. FARUQUEPART IVRohingya Voice, Media, and Representation 1599 The Rohingya People’s Voice for Justice: An Inheritance and Influence of Oral Narratives 161A.Q.M.A. RAHMAN BHUIYAN10 A Closer Look: How Major English Language Newspapers Portrayed the Rohingya Crisis in India and China 178HARISUR RHAMAN11 Representation of Forcibly Displaced Rohingyas in Bangladeshi Newspapers 198PALASH KAMRUZZAMAN, MOHAMMAD EHSAN KABIR, BULBUL SIDDIQIPART VPolicy and Sustainable Solution 22312 The Rohingya in Bangladesh: An Analysis of the Policy, Law, and Practice 225SHIVANI DUTTA13 Bangladesh-Myanmar Relations and Resolution of Rohingya Crisis: A Foreign Policy Perspective 237SHAHIDUL HAQUE AND SUFIUR RAHMANIndex